SERVICES · FLIGHT SUPPORT

Everything a Charter Needs Behind the Scenes. Handled.

Permits, planning, ground handling, navigation, and FBO coordination — the operational layer that makes every charter actually happen, arranged on your behalf.

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SERVICE 01

Flight Permit

Any international charter needs overflight and landing permits from every country's aviation authority along the route — not just the destination. Requirements, lead times, and permitted routings vary significantly by country, and some countries (often referred to as Prior Reference Countries) require considerably longer lead times.

We coordinate permit applications across your network of operators well ahead of departure, tracking each country's specific documentation and lead-time requirements so nothing holds up the trip at the last minute.

CoversOverflight & landing permits
Lead TimeVaries significantly by country
Coordinated WithEach country's civil aviation authority
SERVICE 02

Flight Planning

Beyond the permit, every flight needs an actual filed flight plan — route selection accounting for weather, NOTAMs (Notices to Airmen), airspace restrictions, and fuel planning, then formally filed with air traffic control before departure.

This is where route efficiency actually gets decided: the right routing can mean a meaningfully shorter, smoother, more fuel-efficient trip than a generic one.

CoversRoute, weather, NOTAMs, fuel planning, ATC filing
TimingFinalized close to departure for accuracy
SERVICE 03

Ground Support

What happens once the aircraft is actually on the ground — marshaling, baggage and passenger handling, aircraft servicing coordination, and ramp safety at each airport along the route. This is typically delivered by a licensed ground handling agency at each stop.

We coordinate ground handling at every airport on your itinerary, so the same standard of service follows you from departure to arrival, not just at your home base.

CoversMarshaling, baggage, passenger handling, ramp coordination
Delivered ByLicensed ground handling agencies per airport
SERVICE 04

Navigation Support

Air navigation service charges apply for use of each country's air traffic control and navigation infrastructure along the route — these vary by country and airspace, and are billed separately from landing fees.

We account for these as part of trip planning and cost estimation, so navigation charges are a known, budgeted line item rather than a surprise on the final invoice.

CoversAir navigation service charges, en-route coordination
Varies ByCountry and airspace transited
SERVICE 05

FBO Support

The Fixed Base Operator (FBO) is the private terminal at each airport — the arrival lounge, ground transport coordination, fueling, and passenger-facing side of the trip. Choice of FBO affects everything from privacy to how quickly you actually get from car to cabin.

We coordinate FBO selection and services at each stop, briefed on catering, ground transport, and any specific passenger requirements ahead of arrival.

CoversArrival lounge, ground transport, fueling coordination
Passenger-FacingThe part of the trip you actually experience

Note: Flight support requirements — permit lead times, applicable navigation charges, and ground handling availability — are confirmed per trip, per route, and per country at the time of booking. This page describes what each service covers in general; exact requirements for your specific itinerary are confirmed by our team during trip planning.

Planning an international charter? We'll handle the rest.

Tell us your route — permits, planning, ground and FBO support, coordinated end to end.

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